If you tell your friends about Mastodon, you’re technically an ambassador of the federation.
I remember in the mid ‘90s, Bill Gates said something like ‘if the car industry had improved at the same rate as the computer industry, cars would go at a thousand miles per hour and get thousands of miles per gallon’ and someone at a car manufacturer replied that their customers are quite glad that the cars don’t crash several times a day.
I am starting to wonder if Tesla is an elaborate piece of performance art in support of this joke.
Program goes to Operating System, tears in eyes, says "my state, it is very bad"
Operating System says "is no problem, have good error reporting facility, detailed but concise report, contextual information included. you will submit bug there"
Program sobs loudly "but Operating System, I *am* error reporting facility"
int. Kremlin
agent 1 (sets down bong): what if
agent 2: (giggling)
agent 1: what if we get trump to buy, like...
agent 2: (stifling laughter, holding back tears)
agent 1: ...fucking greenland
agent 2: (fully crying)
agent 1 (opens gmail): who's the dumbest senator
My mom accidentally referred to cryptocurrency as “kleptocurrency” this morning and I think I’m going to call it that from now on! 🤑
Update the HTML and CSS spec to use the correct spelling of "colour”, you cowards.
Time to cause DOGE some pain!
Rep. Jamie Raskin has announced a campaign encouraging Americans to FOIA their personal data held by DOGE.
Recent court rulings mandate DOGE must comply.
PDF form letter: https://archive.ph/JYXXA
My Typst template: https://tangled.sh/did:plc:hgyzg2hn6zxpqokmp5c2xrdo/47-watch/blob/batman/supplementary-files/raskin-doge-privacy-request.typ
call me a precarious ledge and report me to OSHA the way I need a good railing
Consider this code. One thread repeatedly prints the number 100 in decimal to std::cout. Another thread repeatedly prints the number 0x100 in hex (which will output as '100') to std::cout.
You might reasonably expect that the output will simply be '100' over and over and over.
Unfortunately, the calls to operator<< can get interleaved so you end up with crosstalk of the format specifiers:
Imagine you're a #Gentoo packager, and you're about to bump a #Python package. Which of the release summaries sounds the most ominous to you?
#packaging #FreeSoftware #FediPoll
Remember: when you run #curl shipped by Apple with the --cacert flag it won't behave like #curl does everywhere else. As I wrote about last year. I think they're doing it wrong. They think its fine.
https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2024/03/08/the-apple-curl-security-incident-12604/
holding the website down with my foot & pointing my sword at them as I check this box: